No. 5 I Bought me a Cat-No. 5 from Aaron Copland's Old American Songs I; I Bought Me A Cat is a wonderful Hymn tune for treble voices in three parts (SSA) and Piano accompaniment.

The whimsical 1971 acoustic song by Cat Stevens has a gentle folk feel to it that transfers beautifully to a choral setting. Singers will love learning such a warm and welcoming song and audiences will enjoy listening!

The 1971 chart hit by Cat Stevens resonates in the hearts of millions with its message of hope and peace and now speaks to a new generation!

Catch a snowflake hold it in your hands and remember the magic of the season - you'll enjoy this gentle ballad by pop artist Matt Newton that will bring a touch of childlike wonder to your holiday programming.

Arch Gwyn (Arranger). Par ARCH GWYN. West End Showstoppers contains four classic songs from three of your favourite musicals, including Consider Yourself from Oliver , and Memory from Cats . The Faber Young Voices series is arranged for upper voices, with an optional low Alto or Baritone part, for voices that maybe developing. Also included is the manageable Piano accompaniment. The intermediate series is ideal for young or newly formed choirs looking for rewarding repertoire. / Niveau : Assez Facile / Feuillet / Choeur

O dear Lord, three things I pray.' The famous words of the 13th century poet reverberate with contemporary urgency in this SAB setting by David Catherwood. 2-part writing dominates the simple choral texture. A gently rocking, unforgettable melody will charm singers of all ages throughout the year, especially during Lent and for stewardship services. / Choeur SAB

A solid introduction to jazz stylizations and beginning scat singing! From the swingin? echoed phrases of the catchy chorus to the tasty ?with extra foam' ending this creative chart is equal parts education and enjoyment. Extend the learning by taking Andy?s suggestion for improvisation by ?trading bars? just before a return to the top. Frothy fun for caffeine lovers of any age!

Recital Music has developed a large exciting and eclectic catalogue of Christmas music for choirs in recent years. Some works are published for the first time others are in new editions and we aim to provide accessible and enjoyable choral music for choirs of all ages and abilities. Enjoy!Shout for the King! is a joyous and vibrant carol for junior choir and piano. It's Latin-American influence has proved popular with choirs and audiences alike and a double bass and percussion can easily be added for extra energy and atmosphere.Chord symbols are included for optional double bass or guitar accompaniment.The composer writes: 'Shout forthe King! was composed one evening in December 2004. At the time I was training as a Primary School teaching assistant and involved in playing the piano for the school's various Christmas musical events and concerts. It was the first time I had written both lyrics and music which both came to me at the same time. I subsequently taught the song to the children in the days which followed which they loved and it was the first time a 'real' composer had written anything for them. A week later it was premiered at the school carol concert with me playing the piano.I have always wanted to write a new and catchy Christmas carol drawing influences from all the familiar ones we know and love every Christmas. I also wanted the melody of the verses and chorus to be catchy and repetitive and would be easy and enjoyable for junior choirs to learn. I have always had a fondness for Latin-American rhythms hence the happy groove which I think add to the appeal!'Born in Cardiff in 1975 and trained in piano and flute at school Jay Mackie studied composition as an undergraduate at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama from 1997-2000 and completed an MMus gaining a distinction in Composition in 2004.At college Jayson received three scholarship prizes for composing where his Wind Quintet was a featured work at the ISCM's World Music Days

Since The Duke Is Return'd is a work by Henry Purcell a catch for three voices. The piece lasts around 2 minutes. This piece is number 31 from 'Catches' edited by Ian Spink (Purcell Society Edition Vol. 22A).

Uses: AdventScripture: Isaiah 9:6-7; Isaiah 28:16; Matthew 1:23This Advent offering is alive with hopeful anticipation. A lightly rhythmic theme is decorated with flute and bright percussion which brings a uniqueness tothe piece. Referencing the classic “O Come O Come Emmanuel ” the anthem provides something familiar and something fresh. Ear catching!

Mozart's 'Rondo alla Turca' is the basis for this innovative twist on 'Jingle Bells!' Your audience will love catching the rapid text as the familiar and sequential melody is volleyed through the choir. Pierpont's rarely-heard third verse is a hoot. 'Oh, what fun it is!' / Choeur SAB